PEPA extends invitation to attend Annual Conference to Estate Agents and Conveyancers titled, Window into the future of EPCs against the political backdrop of an election next year.
The Property Energy Professionals Association (PEPA) has opened up its Annual Conference in Derby to estate agents and conveyancers for the first time, to join energy assessors and
advisors as the political backdrop to energy efficiency in residential buildings takes centre
stage for this year’s event.
Andy Parkin, PEPA Chair said:
“following the apparent rowing back on the importance of
improving energy efficiency in homes in recent speeches by Rishi Sunak, there has been ever greater uncertainty for landlords, tenants and homeowners, as well as the estate agents, letting agents, and conveyancers that serve them, as to the future minimum EPC rating requirements they will have to meet. Of course, this uncertainty extends to the energy assessment and advice industry as well.”
The conference this year, ‘Politics, Policies and the Pursuit of Net Zero’, will analyse the
possible outcome of the next election and the policies and manifesto commitments of the
major political parties. There will also be presentations by Government officials as well a Panel session that will include the issues of compliance and the role of NTSELAT.
The Conference will be held on Tuesday 31st October in Derby. More information can be found on the PEPA website www.pepassociation.org and bookings can be made here.
Andy added:
“we will warmly welcome estate and letting agents, and property lawyers, to this
year’s Conference to participate in what will be a very topical and vibrant event.”
Event: Window into the future of EPCs against the political backdrop of an election next year
Where: Reach Events – Riverside Court Pride Park Derby DE24 8HY
When: Tuesday 31st October 10-4:30
More info and to book: Click here
